St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-16

JOHN :. PRINCE.
L. \. Scott sports the nattieSt little
pair of French eyeglasses ever worn by
a gentleman. They were imported by
Mrs. Langtrv expressly for him. and
when he gets them on at the proper
angle they do say he is perfectly kill
ing.
Col. De Graft is tall and stately gen
tleman and wears an audaclOuS pair of
gold-bCwed glasses that were presented
to him by AleXandrowitZ, of Russia.
Tom Marrett is satisfied with pair
of gutta-percla glasses. He's practical
and buSineSS-like always.
Aid. Van Slyke don't need anything
artificial to help his eyes, but he wears
pair Of ice palace eyeglasses on his
right breast, 50 as to look distingue.
Col. Robertson is gentleman of the
old school. and has been student all
effect upon his eyes. A pair of good,
honest. gold-bowed glasses helps him to
look dignified and literary.
Col. James II. Davidson uses occa-
siOnally pair of handsome gold eye
glasses.
Mayor Smith does not need glasses.
but if there is anything that he is par
ticular about it is to be in the height of
fashion. He accordingly carries a pair
of handsome eyeglasses attached to\a
genteel cable chain that is ornamented
with diamonds and rubies.
+. A. REM is all business. His con-
tinuous work among figures requires
artificial assistance. He wears. at his
work. good honest pair of glasses that
have severely orthodox expression.
). 5. Eaton does not propose to be
beaten by Mayor Smith. lie has ac-
cOrdingIy ordered a pair of eyeglasses
made for him iii Europe. These are to
be surrounded by the finest of gold pro-
fusely adorned. not only with diamonds
and rubieS. but also with other varieties
of valuable stones.
George W. Lamson is another of those
gentlemen who propose to be fashion,
able or die in the attempt. He has
very genteel pair of eyeglasses that he
wears on his right breast to give tone to
his dignified carriage.
j. Il. jerks is ''some military" and
wears Il pair of severely plain gutta
percha eyeglasses.
Sheriff Richter'S eyeglasses are for
purely business purposes and are solid
gold with Il Saucy focus.
William Bickel's glasses are of good
solid gold and look quiet and dignified,
suitable for bank officer.
Col. John S. Prince sports pair of
plain gutta percha glasses that are worn
occasionally.
William Dawson carries pair of
plain glasses that are used occasionally
by way of variety and for the purpose
OF seeing how it seems to be faShiOna-
BILE.
Wilfred Wilson has for several years
worn pair of handsome, gold-bOwed
spectacles which give him very digni-
fed and imposing appearance.
Walter Mann also wears I-nry- hand
some pair of gold spectacles that look
thoroughly like business.
Col. Aliens glasses are of the ultra
fashionable style. and cause the colonel
to look as diStingue as any of the
blOOdS and he can handle them with
marvellous gracefulneSS and gentiIity.
1t Is wonderful how expressive pair of
eye glasses can be made when handled
by tony gentleman. They beat fan
all to pieces.
w. p. Murray wears the same glasses
that the great Ben Franklin wore that
afternoon that he brought the lightning
down from the heavens. He wears
them only on great state occasions.
DIR. sweeney is professional and Scien-
tific, and wears pair of pain gutta
percha eyeglasses that are wholly bus
mess.
p. H. Kelly has the smartest pair in
the business. and when placed at the
proper angle. he can see around the cor
ner i'll elegant style.
Judge Chandler has coQuettish pair
of crystals with tortoise she'll frame.
which sit defantly on the bridge of his
Roman nose.
w. ii. Dixon is a very good reader,
and might. to some extent, be regarded
as a Semi-prOfessional reader. as he has
on many occasions read at public gath
eringS of some of our church society
meetings. He does not need to use
glasses at all, but he wears them all the
same, as he says I'VE literary fellows
have to do it in our profession'
J. Fletcher Williams wears a pair of
bow hacked, black-rimmed eyeglasses.
which have seen world of service i'm
the State Historical society rooms.
DR.. Wharton wears the most dainty
pair of eyeglasses known to the pro-
feSSiOn.
Capt. Peter Berlley has gold-rimmed
glasses, with but very little trimmings
in the way of ribs and rims. The cap
tain evidently believes in plenty of
glass and no fancy work.
Judge Wood. Of West St Paul. only
occasionally wears glasses, and when he
does there is business in his eve. A
pair of genteel black gutta percha eve
glasses satisfy the modest taste of this
Democrat.
j. ". McClung looks philosophic and
practical in pair of Steel-rimmed eve
glasses. which sit well up over his ewes.
John Dodge, OF the Merchants. wears
eyeglasses. because while he is in the
Office he thinks it gives him a more
commanding air. AT the same time it
is not half the time that he has more than
one glass i'll them.
Maj. Bracket wears pair of large.
plain dark-rimmed glasses, with French
plate glass.
lisa pair; of business glasses that S,
Lee Davis puts Oh. and when he puts
them on it means a sale of real estate.
Col. r. NJ. Newport wears pair of
gold-rimMed eyeglasses.
S. S. Breed looks through a sharp pair
of railroad spectacles.
Gen. Sanborn wears a gorgeous pair
of gold-rimmed eyeglasses attached to
a delicate gold chain pinned to his vest
lust over his heart.
T. C. Field looks well in conserva-
tive pair of gold-rimmed eyeglasses that
pick a quarrel with no one.
When Lord Chesterfield died he left
his most genteel pair of eyeglasses to
Mr. D. A.. Monfort, and that gentleman